Thanks engelhardt... I might have to go that route. The ones for the GZ250 start out at the low $120.00 range. They don't look any better; they just cost more. I am not afraid of a little adaptation.

chuck

PS: My 1st post on this forum. :ride:

I cannot remove bolts whitout removing the tire Q_Q

Try lifting the back end up, with stands or something. That'll let the wheel drop to give you more room to work.

I'll try, thank you so much! will post some pics later :D

There wasn't much room for my hands but I was able to do it without removing the rear.

When I was putting bag supports on Lynda's GZ I had problems with tight quarters under the rear fender. Then discovered an easy method. When working on the right side bolts I just slide my left hand over top of the tire from the left side to reach the hardware on the right side. There is actually a lot of usable work space up there once you get to it.

http://www.gz250bike.com/forum/showt...newpost&t=7066

new pics, at least my gf found a 2nd hand suzuki sissybar and gifted me for my bday, she wont reveal her sources xD over there some pics.
Thanks again for help given

GF is a keeper. :tup:

Rebel 250 Sissy Bar/luggage rack that Might Fit...
 

$78 with sissy and luggage rack, anyone tried this?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/162419773855....N36.S1.R1.TR2

I'm gonna pull the trigger and let you know if it works!

Yes, please. I've been looking around and just getting disappointed repeatedly with how many bars/racks there are out there for an affordable price, and the gz ones are like $200 bucks or more.